Social Networks Prohibited for Minors in an Increasing Number of Countries
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El EconomistaThe project called “KIDS Act” will be presented to Parliament tomorrow and requires the approval of the 27 EU countries; fines against operators could reach up to 6% of their worldwide turnover in case of non-compliance
More than 20 countries are in this case, including seven countries where access restrictions are in force or are in the process of being applied, according to an AFP count. All these measures are aimed at persons under 15 or 16 years of age. As regards the EU, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, announced on Wednesday his proposals: ban for persons under 13 years of age and obligation to "mini-accounts" for restricted…
France and the European Union join together to regulate access to social networks. Here is the draft law and the rules of the EU Kids Act. The article Prohibition of social networks for minors: France retente sa chance with Brussels was published first on Le Café du Geek
The European Commission is preparing new rules that would limit access to social networks for minors across the European Union. The President of the Commission Ursula von der Leyen announced on September 16 in the European Parliament that children under the age of 13 would not be able to use such platforms, and they should not open independent accounts before the age of 15. […] The article European Commission wants to ban social networks: Instag…
Brussels, 16 Sep (EFE).- The European Commission will present this Thursday its proposal to restrict children's access to social networks, the "EU Kids Act", after the president of the Community Executive, Ursula von der Leyen, advanced today to the Eurocamera which will propose to ban their use to children under 13 years [...] The entry Brussels faces the challenge of implementing its future law on minors on social networks was first published …
The European Union proposes to limit social networks for children under the age of 13 and to establish special controls for adolescents.
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